Fire Department Warns Residents to Take Precautions Against Flu
The 2012-2013 Influenza (flu) season is well underway. The Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention (CDC) is reporting a sharp increase in the number of cases. In Arizona, flu activity started early this
season and has been increasing over the past few weeks.
Here are some safety tips from the Glendale Fire Department to help keep you and those around you stay healthy - read more.

Water Safety Just as Important in the Winter
As temperatures drop and Arizona’s beautiful winter approaches, our attention tends to turn to holiday feasts, family gatherings and hopefully some time to relax. One of the last things on our minds is the swimming pool; however, water safety still needs to be front and center, especially when having large gatherings at your home. Read more

Better, Safer Treatment for Seizure Victims Discovered
A better, safer emergency treatment for potentially fatal seizure victims has been found, according to a federal study that involved the University of Arizona Emergency Medicine Research Center and the Glendale Fire Department. Read more (pdf)

Learn CCC CPR with Glendale Fire Department in a free monthly class. For more information, please visit http://www.azshare.gov/Be a Lifesaver!It’s safe. It’s easy. It’s legal. It requires no mouth-to-mouth contact. If you witness a sudden unexpected collapse in an adult, follow these simple steps (PDF).

Helpful Information for Firefighters in a Medical Emergency
Here in Glendale and in the Valley, when 911 is called firefighters will arrive in between 4-6 minutes. Citizens can help your firefighters quickly assess and treat your medical condition if you ever have to call 911 in the future for a medical incident. Read more>>>